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Hello WindowsForum.com members,
Microsoft has just announced the release of Windows 11 Build 22000.1041 (KB 5017383) for Insiders in the Release Preview Channel. This latest build includes a variety of improvements, new features, and vital fixes aimed at enhancing the overall user experience. Below, we'll dive into the key updates and their significance.
## Notable New Features
### WebAuthn Redirection
One of the standout additions in this build is WebAuthn redirection. This feature allows users to authenticate in applications and websites without needing a password through Remote Desktop. Instead, you can utilize Windows Hello or other security devices, such as Fast Identity Online 2.0 (FIDO2) keys, elevating both convenience and security.
### Dynamic Widgets with Notification Badging
Another significant enhancement is the addition of more dynamic Widgets content on the taskbar, now featuring notification badging. When you open the Widgets board, a banner appears at the top, providing additional details about what triggered the notification badge. This upgrade aims to make staying up-to-date even more intuitive.
## Fixes and Improvements
### Microsoft Store and Apps
A notable fix addresses an issue where users were required to reinstall apps if Microsoft Store had not signed them following an OS upgrade. This bug fix will streamline the user experience when transitioning between OS builds.
### Codec Updates and Security Improvements
Several fixes related to codec updates from the Microsoft Store have been implemented, ensuring smoother and more reliable multimedia performance. Additionally, improvements in cached credentials for security keys and FIDO2 authentications have been made, addressing issues where cached credentials were removed on hybrid domain-joined devices.
### Network and Connectivity
Fixes have been applied to issues with Network Policy Server Management (NPSM) that caused delays upon signing out, and static IP configuration that resulted in inconsistent settings and sporadic failures.
### Device and Driver Enhancements
This build resolves a series of driver-related issues, including those affecting the Desktop Window Manager (DWM), d3d9on12.dll, and JavaScript URLs in IE mode. It also addresses a rare stop error occurring after changing display modes with multiple displays in use.
### Windows Defender and Security Policies
A variety of fixes enhance the functionality of Windows Defender Application Control (WDAC), covering areas like path rules, MSHTML and ActiveX rules, and logging errors. The fixes enhance overall security and stability.
### Additional Fixes
Other notable fixes include:
- Handling of memory leaks in multiple services.
- Address issues causing the touch keyboard to close immediately.
- Fixes to LogonUI.exe to ensure proper lock screen functionality.
- Improvements to Roaming User Profiles for better setting restoration.
### Regional Updates
A known issue affecting daylight saving time in Chile has been fixed, ensuring accurate time and dates for various tasks and services.
## Community Insights
These updates and fixes in Windows 11 Build 22000.1041 enhance functionality across the board, from multimedia performance and connectivity to security and user interface improvements. By addressing both minor bugs and significant issues, Microsoft demonstrates its commitment to refining the Windows 11 experience based on user feedback from the Insider Program.
For more detailed information and the complete list of changes, head over to the official Windows Insider Blog.
What are your thoughts on these updates? Have you encountered any of these issues, and if so, how have the fixes impacted your experience? Share your insights and join the discussion below!
Thanks for being a part of the WindowsForum.com community!
Windows Insider Program Team
Microsoft has just announced the release of Windows 11 Build 22000.1041 (KB 5017383) for Insiders in the Release Preview Channel. This latest build includes a variety of improvements, new features, and vital fixes aimed at enhancing the overall user experience. Below, we'll dive into the key updates and their significance.
## Notable New Features
### WebAuthn Redirection
One of the standout additions in this build is WebAuthn redirection. This feature allows users to authenticate in applications and websites without needing a password through Remote Desktop. Instead, you can utilize Windows Hello or other security devices, such as Fast Identity Online 2.0 (FIDO2) keys, elevating both convenience and security.
### Dynamic Widgets with Notification Badging
Another significant enhancement is the addition of more dynamic Widgets content on the taskbar, now featuring notification badging. When you open the Widgets board, a banner appears at the top, providing additional details about what triggered the notification badge. This upgrade aims to make staying up-to-date even more intuitive.
## Fixes and Improvements
### Microsoft Store and Apps
A notable fix addresses an issue where users were required to reinstall apps if Microsoft Store had not signed them following an OS upgrade. This bug fix will streamline the user experience when transitioning between OS builds.
### Codec Updates and Security Improvements
Several fixes related to codec updates from the Microsoft Store have been implemented, ensuring smoother and more reliable multimedia performance. Additionally, improvements in cached credentials for security keys and FIDO2 authentications have been made, addressing issues where cached credentials were removed on hybrid domain-joined devices.
### Network and Connectivity
Fixes have been applied to issues with Network Policy Server Management (NPSM) that caused delays upon signing out, and static IP configuration that resulted in inconsistent settings and sporadic failures.
### Device and Driver Enhancements
This build resolves a series of driver-related issues, including those affecting the Desktop Window Manager (DWM), d3d9on12.dll, and JavaScript URLs in IE mode. It also addresses a rare stop error occurring after changing display modes with multiple displays in use.
### Windows Defender and Security Policies
A variety of fixes enhance the functionality of Windows Defender Application Control (WDAC), covering areas like path rules, MSHTML and ActiveX rules, and logging errors. The fixes enhance overall security and stability.
### Additional Fixes
Other notable fixes include:
- Handling of memory leaks in multiple services.
- Address issues causing the touch keyboard to close immediately.
- Fixes to LogonUI.exe to ensure proper lock screen functionality.
- Improvements to Roaming User Profiles for better setting restoration.
### Regional Updates
A known issue affecting daylight saving time in Chile has been fixed, ensuring accurate time and dates for various tasks and services.
## Community Insights
These updates and fixes in Windows 11 Build 22000.1041 enhance functionality across the board, from multimedia performance and connectivity to security and user interface improvements. By addressing both minor bugs and significant issues, Microsoft demonstrates its commitment to refining the Windows 11 experience based on user feedback from the Insider Program.
For more detailed information and the complete list of changes, head over to the official Windows Insider Blog.
What are your thoughts on these updates? Have you encountered any of these issues, and if so, how have the fixes impacted your experience? Share your insights and join the discussion below!
Thanks for being a part of the WindowsForum.com community!
Windows Insider Program Team
